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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-08-18
No Man Can Say That

No Man Can Say That
Saur & Balsley, proprietors OF
the mammoth Drug, Book and
Paint House of the Northwest,
ever made a promise in print, a
contract in commerce, or prop
osition in private, that was not
carried out to the letter.
They are as true to their
word as the needle to the pole,
and on the solid rock OF truth
they founded their business, and
on it they intend to stand, and
having embodied in this the
three business graces--Greatest
Variety, Lowest Prices, Finest
Quality, they feel and know
that their position is impreg-
nable.
The drugs and medicines sold
at this house have a wide repu,
tation for their freshness and
purity, and here you can fine
every thing IN his line, at pri-
ces which enable all to procure
them.
They keep ON hand an assort
ment of trusses, supporters, etc
which would do credit to a large
wholesale establishment. They
are headquarters for these
goods.
This house still remains the
wall paper king. The patterns
are more beautiful than ever, ,anc
the prices lower than ever. Als'
q full assortment of window cur
tains and fixtures.
A speciality is made in thu
way of paints, oils and brushes
The quality of these goods they
keep is well known, having SOLE
them for the past quarter cen
tury, and it will astonish one tt
see what a large amount of pain
can be had for a little money.
Saur & Balsley pride them
selves upon their book and sta
tionery department. 1t is com
pleteness itself, and never be
fore could books be bought 81
cheap as now. Books of ever,
description in their stock, ant
a fine assortment Of stationer,
always in stock.
Toilet articles in endless va
riety, consisting Of perfumes
brushes, combs, face and tootE
powders, cosmetics, etc.
The quality Of their dye stuff'
is proverbial, and they are usee
by housewives generally.
IS. Come in and be convinced.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-08-18

Huscal L. Taylor, Of Buffalo. N. Y.
paid $3.50, 900 cash for fifty-two acres o
gas and oil land in Hancock county
Ohio.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-08-18

The Xenia Torchhght, morning daily,
has been placed in the hands of 70
celver, after u successful career of half
a century.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-11
snIrIsn CoLUnsIA.


John Galbroith, one Of British Oog-
umbia'a oldest pioneers and meet re-
speoted cisizsne, died suddenly Saiur
day. aged 60.
Recent devsIopmsnts IN the election
courts make Il manifest that the recent
2eneral eleetion was q bny-election.-
Ytetoria Times.
A onl1ad Of Cinnamon IN bond are in
transit over the Q. p. Il. from Mes
York TO Vaneouver, where they will en-
bark on the Parthta for Ho0Rkotg.
Esther, the little dsuRhser Of Mr..
Samuel EDGE, Mapls Ridge, vas kicked
bv a hofas an "Wednesday ana her skull
fractured. She viii probably dies--Cos-
onfsf.
Mrs. Jossph Marphy, wife OF veil
known Vtst0ria pionesr, dropped dead
as noan Tueaday, 10 q. JosepA's Heapi-
tai, where ahe vas engaged nursing her
husband.
Ohisf Steward Burke Of she Premier
has resigned his position. Considerable
friction exlafed between she captain.
parser and himself. He IL saooseded
81 J. II. Oiose Of the Emma HaywaEd.-
TIMES.
Typhoid fever has broken cut among
che mounted paiica fcFee IN the koote
nav distrfcs. Conatabies Lssenby, Ma
son ana Eisks havs did, twelve are
eouvaieseenl aud eight have deserted
through feaE.
Miehael HAiloran, Of Nanalmo, died
from hioed poisoning On Tuesday.
About 4 week before Mr.. HalloFsn was
paIiina ferns and ran splinter into his
anaOF. The hneeF and arm sweiled %
80 enoFnaus gEa. EssulitnR nn2iiy IN
death.
Ths Proposed xisi, Of Sir Adolphe
Caron end General Middlstou 70 the
pnsiGo csaal, Il stiil delayed hy tie non.
arrival Of ths plans Of the pROpoaed
Imperial asfensss, and q is possible
thaf fhs visit may not taxa yl4ee a. ell
this fan--ffNes.
his repoftad fRam Ottawa thai the
government has under consideration
tie aaxisabliity Of eaisoonsinoina tie
ahs system which permits customs en-
esFa 20 share IN the prcets result
ina from customs seizures. In lieu
thereof ssne other plan Il 10 be adopt-
"a. equally satisfactory 70 the seiEinR
of3sa. = Ttn1ss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-11

ne bark ouickHep a1rived fron San Fran,
cisco todsy IN the ChsFits n Wslls Line. 81
brought s2s tons o. general freight.
The British brig Ariel salied fron 81 gohna
Eer foandland. on the sth Instant for Victoria.
The British bark MAry Low Eailed frons
ksrysport. EnsiAnd On N5vsnbsF m fos
Portland.
ne folloNing charters were reported from
San Rrapcisoo On wednesday. For Cora, q.
X. fram San FsanctRce, British baTk GirvMn,
ison, i717 toes, a. So. b. Blum. Baldwin 4
GsFvan. Fer o. X nom Portland. BsiiisA
bsrK CLAIMS, iTca, li55 tons. as toS
The slip HAFry Mozsa has szain chapRed
hands has she will rsmsin On the coaHa.
PuNr BEkxU.EV Nov. la--eAsied on the
eth--Ship Gopaniiant-
RoaE LunEos. Sov. ie.--sailsa--bark James
Chester.
Pear AEeEzxs. NeF. io-wIna iigAt. No
shipping. Tae Esvsrnnient lines to Tsscoah
are eown.
sAx FRAvcasco. Nox. In-Cearea-stsam-
eEs GenrRs ksdsr seattle. Oxygen Portland.
ahip Grnsral Enox Port ToNnsend.
SAlled-sieAncf AntsnfA Nanal2o, sAina
lvsnhoe, seatiies Csna Baeeas2n. Portland;
Oregon. Pages Sound.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-11
FINANCE AND TRADE

IAAAAAAs A@AAH-A4a So a
Ezrs ara ssaInA,ly htga N s4n Frsacisoo
TIE aeraaa Cor oNs N San FrAneiseo b -
pcEsea sso.s. aaosstisas ransins tso@ 81 20 -
81 e. pss esntAl
Thrss haaasea cases q ainea sll b
nAippsa 10 Ssw roFt sonogrew n@nlsg no1
heFc
Ancng tAs ssirnenss tpeAy vss e4roa4
q hsps ~ IL east
fRoDCCE REcETFzS-p 1Elaz tss FAat -
hcazs sks pr0aeee rsezixsd h aeastls tneiaded
ahs fsllowsngs 81 casa 90 eeRa. e. escRR Do
tntoes. - cszAa,s ear, - pse4agss frztt 4
ec1ps cAfeaszs. 50 sAeep sd eaFrssl q dsR-
ssn e. fhsrs wefe aiso Trcesyae ctriaa9s
- Rsnsrai narcAAn1i1e SFsr tie EaEsa Sc1Rd
sssse Ina Mn4 as trns srem cniiiczzia On re
eark oasekxssn
eBIrMKNrs-Dur4ss ~ psn = hs1ra
xsnarai fsNlekss wese aeal frun esafzla e. fc'-
issss Q 4 3 g ss1a. ? 3 5 Lius -
tnua e1naHers-f,s sa Sod I -. kkagif
cSisfl 80. Aelils tazA. Ealth huos. err II
csascT - tasa Aaga8as tsonA 6raess tena
sd lii<Ais1z tca-
HoPs-a - q - hsiss q saRa ssEs -
seiNsa esrs - ~ liza co1liEne1 = p naws
-. Iua.E ~. nzaBuz noc4tEs4 telegxam
aem RhAiaaaEAia aariaa ha2 a sssanse &c |
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-11
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES.
woRK on rmR nHcEET comFEnERcE AT
QUKHEc.

QUKHEo.
ToRoaro. Dat. Nov. lo.-Ths Fssolu-
tlons adopted at she InteE- Provincial
conferences held as Qasbeo reeently.
weFe given 70 she press last night. This
conferences vas attended By the repFe-
sentssiyes ofths I've chief provinces Of
tie Dominion. TIE confeFsncs de-
elared for limiting Of the federal veto
power, recommended thai 6enstors-
should be nomlnated b. local ieaisla-
tares, and should not sit for life, for
mnlaiod 4 plan for the FearFangemsna
Of tue financial basis Of the union,
undeF whiea 90 10 certain nmita OF
Subscriptions shall b payable accord
ing 10 toe population ~ detefmIned By
the last deeeminal census. favored pro-
vidfRQ facilities for 9 speedy settlement
Of zoe diaputea between tbs central add
local eovaFamens, condemned the dis,
allowance Of the Manitoba railway acil
~ the Dominica govefnueat, and
adopted q motion II references 70 full
Eeoiprociiy vita the United States.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-11

1sn afsksz. so ~ aonsl lAas asn
fke 4HliE84F ef ne Nss14 " N1M @9 80
9efentaA1 - a111fEeg fe1 911A4 -
as41ef = Ana Eta a4Ien1 4Et Al4i
eHss lf1s ce1zal 6I1lfs 80 teza -
FknAnEs ~ DNra9 ~ Rn1zz.-- 1he
64ffsfl caFl9s 4tfh - zxs1te1 e
Fr B1u1, SftfcF Has1izn4 F1lsz1-eI
nuen. ~ n4md ran4iu1d 1e4lEo g
s4nnFs aonne ulaif en- asefe4 % 91Aa poAna.
eHd ein1 a. imDoEfeMs taleGHzm .
eartet shieh - roer1F14 l41ri4E -
asF. Tfs paEsy dscs mge4 - = tsls.
asaehtnN fkFoaRh . etp1ef wash -
axEAn4ed b4fore G1ey ke1k. ne VII -.
tain ~ party - Rsrstsnd to-day No
s1sF utII es % e. cnee, - 500 - f1sl.
SInsna ear = 1Iocksa 81 y Ue1fsf 11a
aaa LeEs Csfy. Mr.. B1sd al4l1e - -
RaNr- ruxNrxEaMMEEn wMa SkHeef1a1
skaa eos fnaass w9se Ernan rle1ssa via
ffe refesnnea - tAem ID SIS enl1un
fasfeFtag. knd eenf 3 member - eegls.
Il sha pspsF g ffisE1s baak 1alts !
heanR tss Gxst rnfsfeno8 - 9hem y
cssns fexnRrs 8 meuli1m y thalk n811e1)
snea isaEt1a hoza9. As. o1rFest %
ssya. Bas Asa mash piesaee, sd *
prssssd gsesss hsonna8 - Sbe ehanDs b
Ihs pa1 taas pfsvsnesd hIm ffo@ 49,
1nx Ens Inss Co1cHEE.--Ihs Taco
"a FoandsV nnd Msc1ina eoupany
esd 8 mss1ina sad oKRaniz9d On
Wedusadsy nleht, elanfinR \. A. wheel
Kfehf a cFesdsnf ara treasures, Cola
80 arraenaaT44nrT-
dfct. The eapiaal atoak 3 5000. d
eAich 5000 i taken ~ iaeaa sioea-
halaess. an6 10 chs nmo0aa paid g
Dagid Liszsx for tbe piani, inela1ira
tie foCndEy &c FIftee1th stress end tne
mse5ine shepa 81 Ne utarf. The resi-
81 the asoek e faken b. eastern parties,
mk0 put ths &30.uc0 inio the ecocesn
10 cash So q woFkinG eapiteL lbs east.
ern sloek holders are fBpreseDied -
Jades 4. Q. ssafn. who as aeeeo e
a0nnsai for tie ogmpAng II he p1f-
ehssa. Tha oonapAng has seongoa .
transfer % 8F. Listeg's lease and n1y
they pfOposs 70 build and eniaHRe tbe
aoFka 80 - 20 Be eQasi % eysEy demand
Ia ths iron lee.
An Rprpnnru Amoma Tn1 INpl&aa. =
supefinfeBdent Esis Of tte Lndian
reservation has isst returned from ~
sesary tfon 81 6kekomssa uhefe ee sayl
she measles prevail qnite ~ severely q
e sh8 PnYAliups. 1beFe have been Y
eases oai e. s. indians a the sohooi q
tie former pisee, aad q oui Of - 81 ~
FzyAilopa. Thsy aFs over ths wofta g
Il snd have ioei bas cue cass ~ death
fhe school, which haa been clcasd b
eanse Of ii. re0Osnsd yestsfdags ~
says the employees eessfye mash ofeof
for theiF uoFk during the seiGs.
DAnoxn0Us EuHJeoT City Allornel
Carroll yesterday ran his Eager
tAF0nQh his hair vesEiiy end e4id b
weald not anaseF for ne unhappy ocn
seqnencea thai would follow % any
BODY Who would mention Sc. Helen,
street 10 bis preeenss. He explained
however, that Mr.. Bradley bad settles
20 nearly all the etaims due, bot hai
held tW0 o. lhFce ~ questionable. III
IA. Hsien's Btrest matter was On
changed. and probably will be ont
tue arrival Of ex .County Auditer w. y
Kelly, who IL also on the bond.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-11
cRoWH PRINCR.
aK WILL RxTuRN 70 BxnIrN WRER1 A.
0xHKn oFHRkTEoN WILL ne
PMnEuAMKD.

LoxnOs, Nov. Ie.-Diapaschss re-
esived here thia foEeooon concerning
the condition Of the German Grown
Prince, say that u Is critical and thai
the Prince uill rsturn 10 Berlin on FRI
cay, where another operation viii be
performed on his threat. Apartments
arc being prepared fer the Feception Of
the Prince and his doctors.
A diapateh from san Reno 30 BeFlin
says that DIR. MackeoGie admits thai
the Rrovth IN the Ofoun Pfinee'e throat
u eaneer. and depfssatsa the operation,
which be declares will be both useleas
end dangerous. The Crown Princess also
opposes the operation. This dispatch
also says that ihs Grown Prince viii ~
tnFn 20 Berlin forthwith.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-11

Mr. Gee. TsrneF. q E.. o. Nsg West-
minstsE. b nos a. tie SQaamsh river
aorgeying ne la13 for me Norweei&n
asa1Fmea wAa losasea there darin9 TIE
pasl xunmeF. Seue Aitoh hHa aEtssn e.
- UhatAef portion % ths sQaanitA
Isdian raaexvstioa hAa noe bsen eQaai-
I'D upnn ~ then. has this matter wall
"a ssitied ~ tue sarvey now Ia greg
rasa - faaennin4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-11

Martha CAris1Aan. ~ ED and fesrsei-
"a FSEseszs % tbs a~csia1, SAYS tie
4 fvsR City ASalaNxAs. retarnea h0ms
Wednesday u iAst ueek friRhafnlly
haasen anent tta hsad. he has nce
hezn ais e ezplain hls ucnnaa. Thsss
afn suarisiona ~ 8 he a1miianf ana
a. IL haan3 iockat fnE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-11

than tsn years army service be required
70 surrender their entire pension 20 the
home whtia they remain In ID. those Of
tsn 30 fifteen years ssFsiof q, wo-thirda;
those % hftesn 10 twenty ysafs, o1e-
snirt, while the men Of lWenay yeara
service shoald ee permtttad 70 rsiAin
their peneitOs.
nr. Mere.h ResiGned.
Pnncrros, New. t0.--As 6 regular
mssaing u the beard OF trustees cf
krlnceton College thls morning, Docfor
AeCoeh resigned tns presidency of TIE
college.
Scar Paaie.
NEu fozK. Nov. la.-Thsss b bear
pania 90 esasca eHuhsnae and rspasfa
% tTDakia are cuFreAt Diaesenl "a
tafta haze a2saneaa e. pes eant. aimee
aseo, ca Sc pohiteati1h u erop re-
Ezafis esnhfntnR tte estimate 81 Vie
eFap. Hasas&i h01aNE ere aai1 10 BE-
shaFa ever 10000 baisa each. sad one
henss y Espsried 80 kAxa bad - pro-
siaa 91tQ1AD a1dltioaal. TIE mAEain
asixs hssaeea calls amoanted 10 over
Roo bales aad tha trading eOntinaea
ennxma9A.
nsayaer ThssasenA
PAnm, Sos. io.-Ii h repoFted that
Rama MiaasaR hsayiaf haa thFeatsned
e. nastan nmlasa AZ. Wilnun laaxaa the
FAiaas % EiYsee. ne residences q she
prssident immedlately.
kneahaF DtstaenS.
wAsMINaTo1. Nox. K0-fke comp.
trailrg q tse raxfeney has declared .
faottb dlvsdend % ten pr osnt.. paya
be on an3 after Oel. aslsST, 10 tAvog
a tbs creditors 81 NE fiEs9 Naticnal
nABk % Lsaaxslle. Ual0rAdo. mAkinR In
al 20 per cenA ca tie cisins pFovea
amoantinR 10 ever eeooo0
EaaeF EngiasA Csasrel.
G1rx 81 MHxsco, New. io.--li d re-
rortnd 10 Vera Csaa thai English oaps-
cal hee heen RAISED for q railway which
wsn SARA from NE lice 81 The VFra CFeE
kaiiWay aad faa tkreuEk - TIE PasiHc
Coast, teruinAsine e. AcaHlco, fuF1izh-
ina an intes-ocsanie Foaie Wholly andsF
EeRlisk eensrol.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-11

A. AoHHT cV the GOVERNMENT LooKIHl
roa MoAK Proofs.

~ AWM4A W An9 8sfA@AAAAA AA%AAA9
ron MoAn Proofs.
Hon. Geo. L. Potter, special aRsnt Of
thn treasury department.. 10 Ia the city
saYealianting she claims Of residents foe
ioaeoA nnrinR the Indian dspEevati01s Of
1eb3-A He 4 IN search Of failer infoF-
nation than has Teen submitted 20 toe
Department IN moss Of the Eases. Fol-
lowing are the names OF The residents
% pl6ros and King counties whom be
haa upon aia lies ~ having claims be-
fore the depaftment. fEom Rierce
eoanfy are me following: Byrd Wright,
william KinoAid, kobtFt !. More, Ron
onius Nlx, Adam Henaton, William Ben
sion, DOM Carson, h. A. Finneii, KEN
% 4 peihsm, Charles Wren, Dominlck
CogeoEnn, 1homas Headley, A. i. Pert
Asr. Thomas J. Perkins. Peter Jadaon.
Diaries u. Biting. Jamea Z. Wtlllsm-
SOP, George Hayward, ltrual u. Mrieht,
NieeoIas Della. Daniel Z. Lsne. Willis
HonlmAn, W. II. Melville. j b. Leach.
Henry Mhllapan ana !. W. MeCAfty.
1hs folloutnr are from King connty,
y. n. penny, Joel CiaStan. Henfy
Adams. Iohn II. Male. Thomas NcNAti,
y. A. Nicely. E4mand Carr, L, NJ. Col.
iips. q. Iimolhy af0ws Joseph Bran
nan.
M. Pasteg has taken Eoona here foF
4 feu GAYS 70 give tnoss IN this vlciaiiy
a. cppostanhy 70 visit him. and viii
then 40 20 Seattle fer time for she
sane pufEote.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-11

AZ tha Lass tern Of the Distrlel Court
here 40 oFisT vas uade Gxina yestef.
day Ger the trial % the equity ease Of
J, ~. steele " 4. Wiison Paxton. This
aass vas mentioned ~ isneth ia this
eolnmr Last dalY, when the oefsndMna'e
arendad answef uas hied. upon tee
eaeannt tken paeiished, tie special
aaent Of the aenaFai iand omss, Msi1F
Cares. ielearapha3 10 tie elssk of tna
nnnnt % Iaeanaa loT . uaFAfAaate copy
% tke un8esr. and dahn IS. hsrklns.
tha PARTY really iniasesi q - pssintiH.
made Il sea eneasIoa 81 a. 4azsetf up7n
thn aafaudant, Ma. RaEtaa. 80 ksssAs
Aganne, the aamn dag. Ika eala neaas
npea tao naten. eaaA e Nhaeh ssaa1 ~
Ourseess, nos. g. tsG1.
i'Wken I obtain this % lA19s. teie
CAV applied fer % ne, unoaE tie Hose.
atsad law. "a the 0tympaa la14 uat a,
I rFonias - pay J. g heptina. 60 %
AR, to kuncrsd cellars uith in1tfnst. !"
]. WfEaoN FsKTpN.
Tkeea notEs wNfa Rivsm fes hoFkie4
rasirouishmaa8 Of hoWaateaa ciAin
e iss seFaa adioiusna TIE eity q fAeo-
rns. Psxtoa eet % 10 bia aasWer that
Herkina' homsslead claim % she lane
cas- ffAuanlaaa and illeoai. - be had 81
she same time = prsempttcn olatm ia
Okahaiss eaaniy, upcn uoieh Ne bad
ncl ''psoSsd api tozsthes Win ether de-
fsnssa already meatieatd.
ina neass wese tnFnsd ever b Oeiarei
nisala 10 ihe epgizg Of 1855, after IRE.
ausnf FssaeAss b. eaxson te pay them.
snsle was assured. however, taat Pax
sen wouid pay The notes vsty eoan. and
ha and Raatcn baina good frienda--as
lhnV ntlli are. regardless % tie suit Il be
addressed ssmH ulaney ca thea befoge
- knaw they baa heea fepaaialed ~
RaKtoB. About shis tine faxten went
4 IA. and nlnaoai tmmea1aReiy 90 hia de-
rartura HopkinH bad tnit hgsaRht ca
- notea 81 nfseless nAuae. Ihts saia
eas dsfended Ter ossx t9o years On al,
ilory tasiics. uSlti faxior's Fetera lssl
AZ the lasa term II caaxk HoEkins
dlsapraaFea witecat tee knowlsdQa 90
esnssni % osioncl steele % eia alter
ney. ard iha aaes wao esasinae9 al yta-
asrdaV, % elva oppoEsantlF ~ and ain.
Iha search havtna faiied, ard fnftnte
ssrtfnpaara hetna rsfaaed. Stsele's az
soeasY. Celsnel Lewis Esd C4sa btsn-
eco. rather tksn So % trial gstoeet
eQkinA' taGllmcnv, mosad - cis1ixe
! 80 sall 81 piAineifs ecstA 1hia uas
ssat. uils fee eddfitoa e 40 award 81
o aiioGneY fee q TIE cefeaeank - y
,osua sa1t a lntenntEy rs tbe halase
- q uhiaa ee h4a hasa EohiE611d ~
r. snii5 haa "a 6e1eneamsN aiAcEnay.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-11
Commencing Monday. SCI "a
OREGON RI. nav. cos
STEAMERS.

arrives daily from Yictnrts -
- Eoxt TOWNSEND. a4nenf RRn1e~ -
Depart daily fQr vinrorfa - -
fors IoWnseEd. excepl 8un6av
AnAA HAYWARD on NonTH piorr1o
Depart e'sily Coz Tacoma. oonvsos-
lng VITA early Portland rr@ie
sane boat going through "a dr. q. ~
sseiiacoom. axoebfing snsSac-
De parg daily excepi IN SnaSs--
tot Tacoma. conna7ffnn v-7fS
Portland and 8wifeh 49, - 49,.
Deperts daily Tor TaceEla, exss' -. -.
~ ~. sanaey 1900. fm0m
ALsises detly from Txaorna a.. A.. =
oepiing sunday
oepan9 sa1day .......,-. -.
aas ~ a41iy from Tacoma. s.fS & ~
S~1is eoak from Olympia and RfaIlare,.Sr
sxoephng sandaYA
sfkAMER IDAHO
Afrive. trom Whatoom evsry Tnea
cay. Ehnrsday and gntnrday ata -
Departs for Wkatoom aad wv psrte
every SUNDAY. Tnssdsy Ens Tksrs
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Wichita eagle., 1887-03-03

The contract for me erection OF the super
structure OF Garfield University viii ee let
hy The hoard OF directors AT the Office of the
architects ON Tuesday. the ist of March.
1881. or ~ roon thereafter IN the proposals
can t-e duly considered Sealed proposals
will h.. r.s-iv.x, for furnishing the material
and labor therefor. except the brick. The
bids therefor Ia be seslv.i up and delivered
Ia Psuut,oo, & Bird. architects. previous 10
she time Of betting the contract. Bidders
may ulake ssDsrst. estimates. First. for
tie having of the brick aud cut stone: second.
for tn woodwork AMI slate roof, Including
rut,eriry: third, for furnishing the cus
stone: fourth, for the plastering; fifth, for
the raiu;lng and glazing; sixth. for the iron
~ors; seventh, for the plumbing. ANY
two or more of the above separste divisions
may be grnu;sd together. The board ,of
directors reserve the hi TO reject any and
81 bids Security VIII he required of The
cn,,,rac tors for The faithful performance. OF
their work wishin III. time agreed upon
The entire work =, he completed 10y the firSt
day Of October, 1881 All work To he com
,,,@fed according TO he plans and specitca-
t,.n.s and details prepared by Prgnffaot &
R,ri. architects. Wichita, kansss which
may he sen and examined a thor Office
Bids for cut store work mus: be q, >eoui-
nss,,ssi with samples
Dated th,s 18th dan Of F.hrua y, lsS;
Dy order Of The b.&rf
SLIT W Is HKyDRVX, Pres.
W. p. CAMPBELi-, Sec
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-03
A Bloody fair.

DENVER, March "a Telegram from
Wallace 10 the Associated Press says Of
the bloody affair ut Coronado, Wichita
county: On Sunday seven men, Charles
Coulter. Bill Kramer, Frank Jennes. Geo
Emo, Watkins. Emmot Cunning a. n
Boerry and Johnson. left Lcoii and went
to Coronado, some Of them to have fun
and others To S e it, Three of them were
armed They took beer with them. and
after receiving them proceeded To drink
with some of the Coronado boys
They soon quarreled. and Coulter and
OF Loomis drew their rcvolvers and began
shnoiDg. This was the signal for The war
TO begin and the Coronado boys opened on
the Leoti Gays. Coulter, Raynes aud
Looris fell, the first two dead and the last
with a leg and an arm broken. The Cor
onado fellows then turned on the other
Leo,i fellows, who had got into Ihelf bug
sies and were fleeing for their lives. Win
Chesters were used freely and three Of The
Leoti BOYS were shot out Of The buggy.
The team was Wounded and raj away 10
1euti. Only two of the men got in; the
slhrrs were taken to town Watkins died
Yesterday: Berry Johnson and LOOMS
are expected 10 die Both towns are sur
rounded with guards and no one is allowed
to enter who is not well known. Both
sides are fully provided with ammunition.
The bodies nf Coulter and Watkins were
brought TO Wallace last night for burial
Watkins WAS married and his body was
accompanied by his wife; they were from
Illinois. Coulier'S body was takcH to his
sister to Russell Kan. Ranner was buried
at IeoIi The end Is not yet.